Ken's Birthday

Ken spent 3 hours on his 38th birthday hanging signs on people's doors to remind them to vote to restore traditional marriage. It rained and we got soaked, but we enjoyed the experience. We've been able to go door to door and call people to make sure they understand the proposition. We've held up signs on the a street corner, had people threaten to steal our lawn sign and have been flipped off because of our bumper sticker. We're being persecuted for our beliefs, but we're doing some good and it's been a neat opportunity to help with the campaign.

Ken and I went out to dinner in the evening and went to see the movie "Fireproof", which was a great movie about making God a part of your marriage. Such a nice day.

Halloween

We went Trick or Treating with Camille, Rachel and Ben in Elk Grove. It was the first time that we didn't pass out candy. Elizabeth was Pippi Longstocking (mom- do you have pictures of when I dressed as her?), Natalie was a light pink kitty (her favorite animal for a long time), Nick was Spiderman (he told me that people probably think he's the real one) and Kate was the Blue Fairy from Pinocchio (her current favorite movie). Ken and I dressed as Ken and Barbie for a party, but we didn't get any good pictures. Ken's wig was great, though. Kate went through about 7-8 suckers on Halloween night. She'd suck it for a few minutes and move on to the next one, always surprised that she was allowed have another. It rained off and on, but it was warm. We had a fun night.

Pumpkin Farm

We went to Bishops Pumpkin Farm last week. We went for a hayride, hugged some goats, slid down slides, had ice cream cones and more. It's a great place. I love Fall activities.